Nonprofit clinic · 520 W. Wyoming Avenue, Cincinnati, OH 45215
Checked Nov 4, 2026 on the clinic's website · How we check
The short version
Low-cost, non-emergency vet clinic in Lockland for low-income families. Vet visit $45, most shots $20. You must qualify on income first, and pets must be spayed or neutered within six months.
Appointment only, no walk-ins
Not for everyone: check who qualifies below
Prices are on their site (25 listed below)
Who can use it
For households at or below 200% of the federal poverty level, or seniors, veterans and people with disabilities at or below 400%, or people in a short-term money crisis. Many qualify through Medicaid or Medicare. You sign a form about your income, and eligibility is checked every year.
Pet must be spayed or neutered within six months of the first visit, unless the vet says otherwise
Surgery is for current clients only
No emergency or urgent care
How to get in
New clients: check the eligibility rules, then email info@pincincinnati.org to sign up, or call (513) 761-7387 to apply in person. Current clients: text (513) 596-6109 for appointments and refills. Replies can take 24 to 48 hours.
By appointment. Phones are answered Monday to Friday, 10am to 4pm.
What it costs
Veterinarian visit
$45
Technician visit
$25
Pre-surgical consult
Starts at $20
Euthanasia
Starts at $55
Rabies shot
$20
FVRCP (cat distemper) shot
$20
DAPP (dog distemper/parvo) shot
$20
FeLV (feline leukemia) shot
$23
Lepto shot
$12.50
Lepto/DAPP combined shot
$25
Bordetella (kennel cough) shot
$20
FeLV/FIV combo test
$27
Heartworm test
$17
Fecal test
$40
Microchip
$20
Flea/tick, cat (monthly)
$13 - $19
Flea/tick, dog (monthly)
$13 - $19
Heartworm prevention (monthly)
$10 - $13
Cat spay
Starts at $150
Cat neuter
Starts at $100
Dog spay
Starts at $250
Dog neuter
Starts at $200
Surcharge for dogs over 100 lbs
$30
Missed vet visit
$45
Missed technician visit
$25
Pay with: credit cards
What they do
Routine check-ups
Vaccinations
Parasite management (flea, tick, and heartworm)
Microchip
Preventive medications
Diagnostics, including blood tests and urinalysis
Chronic diseases, including diabetes
Eye, ear, skin infections
Allergies
Prescription medications
Dental exams and cleaning
Extractions
Dental x-rays
Spay & Neuter (current clients only)
Mass removals
Amputations
Enucleations
Humane euthanasia services
Cremation resources
Grief support
For dogs, cats.
Good to know
Cancel at least 24 hours ahead or pay a $25 to $45 fee per pet. Arrive on time; 10 minutes late may mean a new appointment. Dogs on a leash (not retractable) or in a carrier. Keep sick pets in the car until called. Only bring pets that are booked. Some credit cards add a surcharge.
Nonprofit clinic for spay or neuter by appointment, Monday to Friday. Cat surgery is $55. Dog neuter is $100 and dog spay is $125. Ask about help if you cannot pay.
Free spay or neuter and shots for outdoor community cats, by appointment. Cats must come in a humane trap and get an ear-tip. Trap rental needs a $60 cash deposit.